Interior Health's Take Home Naloxone program will be expanding to 70 new sites across the province.
With Alberta increasing the rates for B.C brewers to sell their product in Alberta, it's going to come at a cost to breweries in B.C.
With the summer nearly over, it's time for residents of the Columbia Valley to get out and register for hockey for this season.
The Government of BC recently announced the amounts for the annual grants given to small municipalities across the province.
Canal Flats recently held council and discussed a number of pressing issues. Among them, Tilley Memorial Park.
Canal Flats prepares for Union of BritishColumbia Municipalities convention
With a little over a month until the annual UBCM convention, Canal Flats is making preparations to meet with ministers.
As part of larger upgrades at Tilley Memorial Park, council is working on the design of a natural playground.
The WWF-Canada recently released a report examining the Columbia Watershed. It was both good and bad news.
Last week a member of the Canadian Tenors took it upon himself to make a political statement during the national anthem.
For the first time in over a decade there will be a new MLA in the Columbia River Revelstoke riding.
After the destruction of one of the worst wildfires in recent history, local politicians are looking at banning the sale of fireworks.
In light of recent changes to the province's educational curriculum, the College of the Rockies will add a cultural liaison.
East Kootenay will be getting a new full-time MRI machine after years of temporary service.
Canal Flats council had some interesting topics to discuss last council. Among them, ATV and Dirt Bike regulations.
From the first moment couples learn they are going to become parents, optimizing nutrition becomes part of their everyday thoughts.
After years of apathy among Canada's youngest voters, they've finally woken up and taken to the polls.
Canada’s population continues to age rapidly and is as old as it’s ever been.
Country music fans and valley residents unite: vote for the town of Kimberley in the “One Horse Town” contest presented by Coors Banquet.
With the recent announcement of the overhaul to the curriculum, brings the excitement of new opportunities to learn in unique environments.
